Halloween Flowers New Addington

Welcome to Florist New Addington – your local experts in seasonal flowers and Halloween flair! Whether you’re hosting a spooky get-together in Fieldway or want to surprise someone near Addington Court Golf Club, our hand-crafted Halloween bouquets are sure to impress. Our talented team has years of experience designing unique arrangements, brimming with autumn charm – from deep oranges and mysterious purples to playful pumpkin accents.

We take pride in serving the New Addington community and nearby Selsdon and Forestdale, with friendly, personal service that’s earned the trust of local families and businesses. Planning a last-minute celebration or sending Halloween cheer? Enjoy fast, reliable same-day delivery throughout the area, including Central Parade and Kent Gate Way, when you order online before 3 PM.

  • Spooky, fresh flowers with local artistry
  • Easy, secure online ordering
  • Same-day delivery across New Addington and nearby

Let Florist New Addington be your trusted local florist this Halloween – we know what looks best on your doorstep, and love bringing a touch of seasonal magic to every bouquet. Order online for quick, friendly service from your neighbourhood floral experts!

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Halloween Flowers
From a top-down perspective on a clean white surface, this bouquet reads like an autumn still life-each element chosen to sing of warmth and texture. Central to the design are dozens of fully bloomed roses in shades that move from soft peach to vivid orange, their petals edged in a subtle russet that creates a natural, leaf-like gradient. Scattered between the roses are clusters of Hypericum berries: vibrant lime-green beads that catch the eye and softer creamy-yellow berries that add delicate highlights. Sprays of Green Trick dianthus-those round, mossy tufts so satisfying to touch-bring a bright, tactile anchor to the arrangement and contrast beautifully with the velvety rose petals. Deep reddish-brown leaves, like dried oak or maple, are woven into the circle, lending an autumnal, rustic counterpoint to the brighter elements and reinforcing the seasonal story. Broad, glossy foliage provides structure and a lush backdrop, while the overall composition remains compact and intentionally circular-perfect for a dining table or mantel. I craft arrangements like this regularly at Florist New Addington, mindful of the local mood from Addington Village to the slopes of Addington Hills; it's an arrangement I often recommend for Thanksgiving dinners or as a welcoming seasonal gift for neighbours across New Addington and Croydon. Under soft daylight the textures and colours hold together beautifully: the bouquet feels both polished and homely, an invitation to linger over autumn memories and shared meals.
PUMPKIN PIE
£64.50
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An intimate, highly detailed overhead view of a luxurious fall bouquet, arranged to celebrate the changing season with confident, seasoned hands. At the centre, multiple open orange Asiatic lilies spread wide, their glossy, trumpet-shaped petals drawing the eye outward; clustered tightly nearby are pale-green and soft-orange lily buds that promise unfolding petals in the days ahead. Vivid orange and deep burgundy Gerbera daisies punctuate the arrangement with bold circular forms and dark focal centres, while creamy white lisianthus or mini-rose blooms soften the composition with ruffled layers and gentle perfume. Wisps of muted purple Astrantia lend a delicate, frilled texture that contrasts with the lilies' smooth planes, and broad, lobed oak leaves in reddish-brown are woven through the bouquet to evoke freshly fallen autumn foliage. Bright green foliage and slender stems provide airy structure and lift, making the tightly packed, rounded form feel both abundant and breathable. Photographed against a pure white background with clear, even lighting, the bouquet's colors read vividly-warm oranges, rich burgundies, soft ivories, and herbal greens-so the arrangement communicates harvest warmth and conviviality. As a local New Addington florist, Florist New Addington would recommend this style for Thanksgiving tables, birthday celebrations in Addington Village, or as a seasonal gift delivered across New Addington and nearby Croydon. The tactile contrast of satiny petals, papery oak leaves, and feathery fillers invites touch, and the scent is a soft, woodsy floral hush that recalls late-October walks up Addington Hills.
NATURE'S PALETTE
£74.50
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This hand-tied bouquet captures the very essence of a New Addington autumn, arranged to feel both abundant and intimate against a crisp white background. Several deep burgundy and crimson gerbera daisies anchor the design with bold, broad petals and darker centers, while velvety red roses-some fully open, some still curled-offer that classic romantic depth. Interwoven throughout are cheerful sprays of small yellow chrysanthemums, their clustered petals scattering light and texture across the round form, and a handful of coral-pink roses that soften the palette with a warm, blushing note. Orange-red alstroemeria with their slender, often-speckled petals add movement and a star-like intricacy that keeps the eye traveling. The bouquet is framed by a thoughtful mix of foliage: shiny dark green leaves that give weight, paler and variegated greens that add air and contrast, and a few large, reddish-brown, lobed leaves reminiscent of oak or maple that firmly tie the piece to the season. In gentle daylight the petals take on a satiny sheen and a subtle scent-rose, green leaf, and the dry, earthy whisper of autumn leaves-making the arrangement feel like a small walk through Addington Hills after the first cool breeze. The stems are neatly bound at the base, their green stalks visible on the white surface, a hallmark of careful hand-tying. Prepared with local care by Florist New Addington, this bouquet is ideal for harvest celebrations, a thoughtful Thanksgiving centerpiece, or same-day delivery to neighbours around Addington Village and Croydon.
FESTIVAL OF COLOURS
£54.50
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